This worked better than I expected. Converting the DB data to JSON is a one-way action. Well, at least I do not know of a way to convert it back. I did not want to install mongo-tools on the server. So after creating the dump I zipped the files up
Month: August 2023
Once you have a working ingress in place, you may want to restrict access to it by IP. Fortunately, K8s makes this pretty easy with a simple annotation. Edit the ingress Near the top should be the annotations metadata.annotations Add the following annotation and update it with the desired IPs
I needed this for a scenario where the client could not authenticate to S3 but still needed to be able to download files from the S3. So I created this policy which allows all files to be downloaded but restricts access to the download action (s3:GetObject) by source IP. Since
We have hundreds of clients where I work, and now some of us, finally, get to use Macs. We use mRemoteNG for managing ssh connections on Windows, but we needed a solution for Macs. We needed an easy-to-use solution that allowed us to control who had access where. One of